Makita PF1100 Electric Submersible Drainage Pump 1100W 250L 240v Reviews

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Makita PF1100 Electric Submersible Drainage Pump 1100W 250L 240v The Makita PF1100 is an 1100W, 250 Litre Electric Submersible Pump with a submersion depth of 5 metres and is ideal for emptying flooded rooms or tanks. FEATURES Ideal solution for emptying flooded rooms or tanks, draining clean water, irrigation of orchards and gardens Clean water up to 5 mm particle size Double gasket with oil depot in between ensures a long life period of the engine unit Long life and rigid stainless steel housing Automatic shutoff with adjustable float lever SPECIFICATION Max Delivery: 250 litres/min Max Head: 9 m Submersion Depth: 5 m Max Solids Diameter: 5 mm Min. Suction Level: 25 mm Input Wattage: 1,100 W Net Weight: 6.74 Kg

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“Excellent product. Easy to use, very well built as you'd expect from Makita ! The pump is extremely quiet when operating.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Excellent product very quite. And pumps water well”

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Posted 5 years ago

Christopher M

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“I needed a pump capable of pumping water up from my 10metre deep well so I can water the garden!. The Makita PF1100 is perfect for the job?. The pump was set at 5 metres deep and pumped water so quickly I had a job to stop the fittings from blowing apart!. Top notch”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Makita is good quality tools. I hope they maintain their standard and service.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Needed a pump for regulating groundwater in a cellar sump. This is well made, powerful & does the job well. The float valve is a bit big & cumbersome & needs plenty of space around it, so that it doesn’t catch on anything (so not brilliant if you’ve got the pump in a tight space), other than that, I can’t fault it. Delivery was a bit of a farce with DPD trying to deliver to the wrong house, but that’s no reflection on the product.”

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Posted 8 years ago